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Ghost police pickup truck focus of attention

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19 hours ago, rooster59 said:

There has been no evidence so far to show she has fled or is still within the country, deputy police chief Pol General Srivara Rangsibrahmanakul told a press conference yesterday.

I guess she´s going to get Elvis Presley status soon. Look for the latest Facebook comment, that says she was seen eating a Burger at Mc Donalds in Roi Et. :cheesy:

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The mystery OR "tell as you go story" gets better.

The story being told is to take attention away from the very watchful government eyes that were watching Yingluck.

The JUNTA cannot be at fault.

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On 01/09/2017 at 7:59 PM, tracker1 said:

How hard is it to know who owns the police car ? It's called a registration check in most countries then again it might be an impersonating police car with impersonating police

Yes, in most countries.
But in Thailand, the "Royal" Thai Police first need to translate the registration.
And that can take more than 5 years ......

The BIB in actions again.  :clap2:

 

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Now it's a police ute, what do these bumbling baboons think.... first it was identified as a yaris and a black 4 wheel drive by a investigating journalist. Who knows the real truth nor do they want to find it....:shock1::shock1::shock1:

On 9/1/2017 at 7:59 PM, tracker1 said:

How hard is it to know who owns the police car ? It's called a registration check in most countries then again it might be an impersonating police car with impersonating police

It's not hard to know if........you want to know. The whole thing is a scam just to give a show (Thai TV soap) to Thai people. I would reckon they are happy she's out the country. No outcry, no jail, no turmoil.....Just the most desired solution.

Good to see everyone so concerned.. unfortunately sometimes people disappear permanently and so lets hope and add little prayer what ever the end, as concern for a fellow human being the former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra’ is safe.

 

Keystone cops revisited.

23 hours ago, George FmplesdaCosteedback said:

Brilliant deduction, an autonomous (self driving) "Herbie" the police truck.

Case solved, lock up the truck and throw away the keys.

Funny it didn't flee the scene before it was caught though.

:jap:

 

Ran out of fuel

Sorry may of missed something here as a few on here do not like my comments. So can anyone tell me when the law Yingluck was being tried under was implemented or if that is a big word try put in place. I would really like to know the answer to that question as it looks like I missed it somehow. Non of us are perfect.

14 hours ago, wakeupplease said:

Sorry may of missed something here as a few on here do not like my comments. So can anyone tell me when the law Yingluck was being tried under was implemented or if that is a big word try put in place. I would really like to know the answer to that question as it looks like I missed it somehow. Non of us are perfect.

Perhaps if you were to stop judging by Western standards........................ in Thailand the military rules and makes the rules. End of lesson! :thumbsup:

On 02/09/2017 at 7:05 PM, Godang said:

Same as before but have article 44 to protect them.

Rather Article 44 than an imported box of hand grenades though!!

5 hours ago, lvr181 said:

Perhaps if you were to stop judging by Western standards........................ in Thailand the military rules and makes the rules. End of lesson! :thumbsup:

We judge by the morals used and there are none used here

 

in Thailand the military rules and makes the rules. End of lesson!

 

Lesson two inside borders only as outside they looked upon as third world and always will be at this rate of progress.

5 hours ago, lvr181 said:

Perhaps if you were to stop judging by Western standards........................ in Thailand the military rules and makes the rules. End of lesson! :thumbsup:

And the answer to his question?

6 hours ago, baboon said:

And the answer to his question?

It doesn't really matter, nothing is going to change. That's the sad truth.

On 4.9.2017 at 7:10 PM, wakeupplease said:

in Thailand the military rules and makes the rules. End of lesson!

It is the Golden Rule

 

The one with gold makes the rules

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